Trey Traylor

Trey was born on November 25, 1998, in Detroit, Michigan. He has five siblings, including Armon Warren and another brother, Dwight Burton. They were raised by their mother, Shiquita Hathaway.

Trey and Armon began performing at an early age. Gifted with a great voice and an intuitive ear for music, Trey loved to sing as a child. The brothers found music to be something they could bond over and in time, they started performing together. When they set up their Vine account in the early 2010s, it was simply a way for them to strengthen that bond. It came as a pleasant surprise to both of them when their account rapidly became popular. They performed wholeheartedly, successfully covering some of the hardest songs out there.

At the height of their popularity on Vine, they decided to set up an account on YouTube as well. Simply named “Ar'mon And Trey”, the channel was created on December 28, 2014, and they uploaded their first video, titled ‘Ar'mon And Trey - The Same (So Gone Challenge)’ on August 26, 2016.

They began focusing on YouTube once Vine shut down for good. Fortunately, the majority of their audience made the transition along with them to YouTube. Soon enough, each of their videos was attracting hundreds of thousands of views. In time, the channel grew even bigger. These days, their videos receive over a million views each. They have garnered 2.1 million subscribers and 207 million views to date. The brothers are equally active on Instagram, where their channel has 1.3 million followers. They have over 110 thousand followers on Twitter.

After years of covering songs by artistes, such as Chrish, Usher, and Drake, Trey and his brother have started creating their original music. Some of their most popular songs are ‘No Strings’, ‘Breakdown’, and ‘Drown’.